Jan. 16—Ed Cheff, the venerable baseball coach who turned Lewis-Clark State's program into a national powerhouse, died Saturday at his home in Sequim, Washington, after an extended battle with illness ...

Jan. 16—Ed Cheff, the legendary coach who turned the Lewis-Clark State College baseball program into a small-school powerhouse, died Saturday at his home in Sequim, Wash. He was 78. Gary Picone, the ...

After 34 years in charge of the Lewis Clark State baseball team, legendary coach Ed Cheff will retire effective September 1st. Cheff’s teams won 16 NAIA national championships, and he’s the NAIA ...

College baseball: Ed Cheff, the coach of the Lewis-Clark State College baseball team, is retiring after 34 years and 16 NAIA World Series titles. Cheff, 67, intends to retire effective Sept. 1. He ...

It only seems fitting that a former Lower Columbia College baseball coach will be the first inductee into the Lewis-Clark State College Warrior Hall of Fame. Woodland High graduate Ed Cheff, who led L ...

Former Lewis-Clark State College baseball coach Ed Cheff will be inducted into the National College Baseball Hall of Fame. Cheff, who retired in 2010 after 34 seasons with the Warriors, was one of ...

A year ago, Kawika Emsley-Pai played on one of the least successful baseball teams Lewis-Clark State College has fielded in recent years. It went 40-15. And for the first time in four years, it didn’t ...

"Ed Cheff's accomplishments at LCSC are unmatched in college baseball," LCSC athletic director Gary Picone said on the school's Web site at the time of Cheff's retirement in 2010. "His career victory ...

Wayne Graham was at an age when most of his peers began thinking about retirement when he was offered his first Division I head coaching job. Ed Cheff had just one opportunity he seriously considered ...

He reached the top of his profession as a baseball coach for Lewis Clark State College. Now, longtime basebeall coach Ed Cheff will be honored in the College Baseball Hall of Fame. Cheff coached the ...